Voyage….somehow, this word evokes thoughts of travel across the sea, so here are a couple of images of past voyages I have taken, and I’m sure I will see more of the same on future voyages!
….but train travel in Europe also has me think ‘Voyage’
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I have always associated ‘Voyage’ with water too. And it does sound more romantic than ‘Train travel’. 🙂
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I agree – the sea! Lovely shots, Sue!
Thanks, Ann Christine!
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It has been interesting that many people have commented on “voyage” being linked to boats for them. There is nothing in the etymology to make us think that way, so I think that books and films must have created a glamorous, romantic and intriguing image of travel in our heads. Like you, Sue, I’m not automatically a cruise fan, but boats still suggest adventurous travel to me. But I love trains too.
And I loved your images for this week’s theme.
Yes, intriguing as to why we think of sea..Glad you like these
Defnitely voyage means a journey over water or into space to me. As you probably haven’t yet ventured into space then the sea voyages are perfect 🙂
Teehee…Space is out for me!
Me too! Though I did once see the space shuttle Columbia in orbit when I lived in South Africa.
Wow!
Just red lights shooting through the night sky as it orbited the earth 🙂
Oh, OK!
Bon Voyage! Two of the best words in the language. 🙂
Indeed!
That second one is so evocative of voyage – a sense of both going into and departing from
Glad you agree, Meg!
Bon Voyage is such an exciting farewell. I love being in the ocean and thankfully never get seasick. Lovely images, Sue. 😘
I agree re: Bon Voyage! And luckily, I haven’t got seasick yet!
I agree…..for some reason a voyage makes me think of the ocean.
Yes, asked an elderly friend of mine what Voyage meant to her, and she said a journey by sea!
Love that second photo and outlook.
Just says travel, eh?
You have a One in there too, Sue 🙂 🙂 Wonderfully atmospheric. I want to be standing there.
On the ship, or on the station, Jo?
Gazing out of the ship, Sue 🙂 🙂
Well, I did think it was that one!
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Beautiful interpretation 😊 can I join you in that second one!
Please do!